Sorry, it probably was a mistake on my part. I should have made it clear that I am only the dreamer, not the coder guy. You need to allocate some other human resources to that job.
In my early university years, I opted out from the C++ 1O1 mini course when our arabian teacher (who couldn't even speak English, let alone our native language fluidly) hit the "object oriented C" marking in the book. I barely understand a finished code. Sometimes I can bend that to my will by a small amount. But I can't create anything alone from scratch (which includes the process to extend the existing code with brand new functions).
If the network is stable as is, then there is no need to change anything. We only need to prove this to those who think it is not.
I found a full guide for creating a new blockchain which would be useful, we can probably get right up to the coding and testing part. Bit John said they are going to put Col back up next week but we could see it go down again. In theory our staking wallets should do the trick too but won't see the results for a little while yet.
I'm a dreamer too but I believe that enough people with big ideas and determination can achieve anything.
I also have been searching through for local coders but we can also freelance through a few major sites.